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Xiao Jun

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  • Xiao Hong

    …1932 she met the writer Xiao Jun; from that time on, she lived with him. She wrote her first short story, “Wang asao de si” (“The Death of Sister Wang”), in 1933.

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    …1932 she met the writer Xiao Jun; from that time on, she lived with him. She wrote her first short story, “Wang asao de si” (“The Death of Sister Wang”), in 1933.

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  • Scene from Romance of the Three Kingdoms
    Chinese literature
    / 1927–37

    …rousing, sometimes nostalgic novels of Xiao Jun and Xiao Hong and the powerful short stories of Duanmu Hongliang became rallying cries for anti-Japanese youth as signs of impending war mounted.

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    …rousing, sometimes nostalgic novels of Xiao Jun and Xiao Hong and the powerful short stories of Duanmu Hongliang became rallying cries for anti-Japanese youth as signs of impending war mounted.

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